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And you call yourself a fight manager. Where's our cut from last night's show?

Yeah, the only cut I've got so far is this one over my eye.

Sir, help me, boys.

After taking out expenses, there ain't enough left to feed a mouse.

Now get this, Mo.

We're quitting it, see?

Oh, wait a minute, gentlemen.

You mugs can't do that to me.

I'll be left without any fighters.

Bo Brummel? How are you, Mr. McGurn?

Wait a minute.

Where have you been?

Out to lunch.

Get over there and wait on those customers.

Yes, sir.

What do you have, gentlemen?

Give me the biggest steak in the house. Hold on, hold on.

I ain't had my dessert yet.

Four slices of burnt toast and a rotten egg.

Burnt toast and a rotten egg?

Yeah. What do you want that for?

I got a tapeworm and it's good enough for him. I know how you feel.

What do you gentlemen have?

I want the biggest thing ever.

Three hamburgers for the mugs.

Three hamburgers.

Pardon me, stranger.

I'm a musician.

So what?

Well, I... I thought if you had some music around the place, you might

business. How much dough do you generally get?

Well, I get $250, but for you, I'll take $200.

I'll give you a bowl of soup. I'll take it. If you're good.

I hope the soup's good.

You'll never regret this, mister.

Sorry, gentlemen, you can't have any hamburger. The meat's too fresh. Oh,

minute.

The meat ain't the only fresh thing around here, is it?

Oh, give us a break, will you, fellas? I'm a citizen, and I... I didn't

really... I'll try that stuff around here.

Now you're going to bring the boys the food?

What's eating you?

Don't you remember?

No. Every time I hear that weasel tune, something pops inside of me.

Then everything goes black.

Hey, what's the idea? You trying to ruin my business?

I'm sorry.

Look at my customers.

I'm a victim of circumstance.

What do you think this is, a joint?

It's that pop the weasel. Hey, fiddler, give us that weasel tune again.

Get up there. It worked.

Shake hands with your new manager.

Boy, we're going to make a lot of money.

Come on.

I need you, too.

From now on, we're a corporation.

Where are we going? We've got a lot of training to do.

The rope.

Rope.

The rope.

The rope.

Rope.

Rope.

What's going on?

What's the idea?

I lost my balance.

Oh, you lost your balance, eh? Yeah. Well, go find it.

Take it easy.

I know you had a tough day, kid.

How do you feel now?

Oh, you're in great shape, K .O. You, gentlemen.

I'm having a little trouble.

I wonder if you could help me.

Sit down, lug.

Didn't you hear the lady? She said gentlemen.

Besides, I always told you bucks and then women don't mix.

Now, what can I do for you, Toots?

I'm in a terrible dilemma.

Yeah, I don't care much for these foreign cars either.

You don't understand.

I'm stuck.

On me? That's funny. That's what they all tell me.

I mean in the ditch.

The ditch.

Yeah.

Hey, Keo.

Don't sit there like a dummy. Come over here.

Give me a hand.

Which one?

Get on the bumper.

Wait a minute. We need more help. Where's Larry?

Take it easy.

Take it easy, kid.

What's wrong with you? Wait a minute.

Wait, look at this.

Look at this here. What's the matter?

Oh, wait a minute. Look at that. Yeah, that's a funny time to go fishing.

You don't know how it happened. I would say to you, you'd have gotten into the

whole thing. You'll fall sometime, Dad. I know. We got work to do.

Come on, Carly, get on that mudguard there. Hey, you, help me here.

Wait a minute.

I got a better idea than this. In music, there's strength. Yeah?

Give K .O. a call. Couple of bars of weasel.

Oh, my foot.

Hey, Carly, get it off. I can't budge it.

Well, do something.

Why are you standing around for? Do something.

Pardon me. I'll be with you in a minute, my sweet.

Come on, we'll take care of this guy.

Hey! Oh!

about me, dear. I'm a man without feelings.

What'd I tell you about mixing fighting with women?

Get upstairs.

Go on upstairs.

See you after the fight. Don't worry now. I won't get hurt.

See you, Toots.

Why don't you boys make a good clean fight?

Sit down.

Somebody a nervous toots?

No, no, only a nutmeg.

Are you flighting?

Thanks, pal.

needs rubbing.

Now, little kiddies, Uncle Dan will tell you how Fuzzy Bear met Jerry Porcupine

under the old hollow tree stump in the woods right next to Peter Rabbit's

gingerbread.

Good enough.

Have you seen Larry?

What?

What happened?

Why, you're the new champ.

I knew we'd do it. We put it over. Oh, it seems to.